Please bring the following documents with you if you wish to report non-payment of your allocated alimony:

- identity card

- the full verdict

- a detailed overview of the overdue payments

- proof of the date of the last payment (e.g. on account statement)

Please note: this is only possible after an overdue payment of at least three months.

You can also appeal to the Service for Alimony Claims (DAVO)

Have your bank card blocked immediately at Card Stop on 070-344 344. You will receive a reference number from this service. Make a note of this because you must provide this number to your financial institution.

Then notify your financial institution. You will receive your card number(s) from the bank.

Also ask your financial institution whether transactions were carried out with the lost/stolen bank card after the time of loss/theft. If this is the case, ask for an account statement showing the times and places of use. Please bring this statement of account with you as it may be used for further investigation.

Make a report to the police, don't forget to bring your card number(s) and any bank statement.

You will receive a certificate of declaration (possibly required for insurance). Your lost or stolen bank card is "reported" as stolen or lost.

You can go to the reception of the commissariat to report the loss or theft of any object, insofar as no further findings need to be made on the spot by the police.

Documents to bring:

detailed description of the lost/stolen item,

identification number/serial number if possible.

Disputing traffic fines

Attention:

If you determine that you are the victim of fraud and money has been withdrawn from the account, you must contact your bank as soon as possible prior to reporting the fraud, with a view to blocking the transaction.

In the event of a loss of 1000 Euro or more and if the suspicious money withdrawal took place within 48 hours, you must immediately report this. If no online appointment would be possible, please contact the 101 service to help you further !!

Please bring the following:

- your identity card

- supporting documents (bank statements, print screens, prints, emails, ...).

- Whatsapp: mobile number used by suspect, Whatsapp ID, profile name Whatsapp account

- Facebook: Facebook ID, screenshots, period of the facts, possibly IP address of last session

- Email: IP address of last login, email header

File a report with the police. Make sure you have your IMEI number (found on the box of your mobile phone/smartphone), your SIM card number and your telephone number.

Before having your SIM card blocked, try calling your stolen mobile phone a few times. Note the times of these calls and pass them on when reporting. This may be useful in further investigation by the police services.

Have your SIM card blocked:

Base: 0800-152 10

Orange: 0800-959 58

Proximus: 0800-204 86

Telenet: 015-666 655

After the declaration you will receive a certificate of declaration (possibly required for the insurance).

You can go to the reception of the commissariat to report the loss or theft of any object, insofar as no further findings need to be made on the spot by the police.

Documents to bring:

detailed description of the lost/stolen item,

identification number/serial number if possible.

In the event of the loss of certain types of driving licences, you do not need to go to the police. You can file a report yourself via https://beldrive.mobilit.fgov.be/

Currently, the platform can be used for applications for provisional driving licences category B, definitive driving licences category B, and for the renewal of definitive driving licences categories A and B.
To apply for a driving licence online, you need a valid email address and telephone number, as well as the necessary documents for the application of your (provisional) driving licence.
After the application, the necessary checks will be carried out by your municipality.
Upon validation, your driving licence will be ordered. When collecting, you must hand over the original documents to your municipality and pay for the driving licence.
Please note that the application does not oblige the municipality or the FPS Mobility & Transport to issue your (provisional) driving licence if you do not meet the conditions for obtaining this document.

In the event of theft of your driving licence, you must file a report with the police.

Stalking/harassment via landline:
If it concerns calls to a landline, before coming to the reception, you can contact Proximus (0800/20.712 - free number) or Telenet (0800/66.000 - free number) to obtain more information about the caller. You can also first contact on the website of the telecom ombuds service.

Stalking/bullying via mobile phone:
If you are being stalked/bullied via your mobile phone, it is of the utmost importance to retain all relevant information. That is, do not erase the memory of the calls and texts!

Information to bring telephone number and identification of your provider (Proximus, Orange...).

Stalking/harassment via social media (Facebook, Messenger, WhatsApp…)
If you are being stalked/bullied via social media, it is of the utmost importance to retain all relevant information. That is, do not erase the memory containing the messages!

Information to bring screenshots of the messages.

Slander
If a report of defamation and/or defamation wants to be made, proof of this must be provided, e.g., posts on Facebook.
Please note: the messages must be public to speak of slander and/ordefamation.

Information to bring screenshots of the messages.

If you have become the victim of deliberate blows, you can report this at the reception of the commissariat. Documents to bring:

- identity card

- detailed medical certificate clearly stating the number of days of incapacity for work.

Please note: 'incapacity for work', in the case of deliberate blows, also applies to pensioners, minors, the unemployed, etc. In other words, it does not matter whether you are actually employed or self-employed.

File a report with the police. Bring the following documents:

The certificate of conformity and any registration certificate of the moped.

The purchase invoice of your (moped) bicycle.

Possibly a photo of the stolen (moped) bicycle.

After the declaration you will receive a certificate of declaration.

File a report with the police. You will receive a certificate of loss or theft. You must send this certificate together with the form 'Application for registration of a vehicle' to the Federal Public Service Mobility and Transport.

In the meantime, you are not allowed to go on public roads without a number plate. After all, the lost or stolen number plate is deleted from the services of the FPS Mobility and Transport. After a few working days you will receive a new registration certificate and a new number plate.

If you have only lost your front number plate (reproduction number plate), you can simply have a copy made at a garage nearby.

Are you or are others in danger? Did the events just happen or are you still at the scene? If so, call 101 immediately for police assistance.

Less than 7 days ago
Were you a victim of sexual assault in the last seven days? If so, we can best help you at a Care Center after Sexual Violence (ZSG). A Care Center is open 24/7. A specially trained team is ready to give you all the care you need. The police will come to the scene to take down your report. Surf to the ZSG West Flanders website for more information. 

For recent facts (less than 7 days) please do not take a shower and keep or bring the clothes you wore during the facts !

More than 7 days ago
Did the sexual violence take place more than 7 days ago? Then as a victim you can call or email for an appointment at the Care Center after Sexual Violence. The ZSG will check what is possible in terms of medical and psychological care and forensic investigation at the Care Center. For complaint filing, you can make an appointment with the police through the Care Center. Surf to the website of the ZSG West Flanders for more information.

Read more about Care centers after Sexual Violence in Flanders

*ZSG = Care center after sexual violence located at AZ DELTA Roeselare 

Dear,
We are working on a digital reporting system that allows us to process shoplifting reports faster and more efficiently. We certainly do not want to lose sight of the quality of the report, so that we can conduct a targeted police investigation. After all, it is not just about registering your tax return.

We also want to work in a customer-oriented manner with this system, so that a declaration can easily be made for you as well. Without wasting time and without having to physically move.
This system is not yet ready. However, we would like to provide you with a temporary declaration form that you can use. Please read the terms and conditions carefully before using.

Only use this shoplifting report form if the police cannot conduct immediate investigations. If the suspect is still in the area and can be traced immediately, call 101.
This declaration is not considered urgent. We undertake to process these as quickly as possible. By using it you agree to this.

You can email the completed document and any photos/scanned documents to pz.midow@police.belgium.eu

Or send to:

Police zone MIDOW
Wielsbekestraat 96 • 8780 Oostrozebeke
T +32 56 67 19 40

No more reporting for loss of identity card residents with Belgian nationality

It is not necessary to report the loss of an electronic identity card/kids ID to the police. You can therefore immediately present yourself to the population service of the municipality.

This decision was made on the basis of the current regulations, in order not to create an unnecessary administrative burden and to simplify and facilitate the procedure and for residents.

The old procedure applies to the loss of other residence documents and an electronic identity card for foreign nationals. Theft of electronic identity cards must also be reported to the police first. With the certificate of theft you can then visit the population service for further processing.

Immediately call DOC STOP on the free number 00800-2123 2123 to block the electronic functions on your card. This way you avoid the risk of fraudulent use of your document and any financial consequences (e.g. opening a telephone subscription in your name, purchase by post, etc.).
This service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

For non-Belgian identity cards, we refer you to your embassy of your country of origin.

File a report with the police as soon as possible.

In the event of the loss or theft of the registration certificate, it is the holder or owner of the vehicle concerned who must make a declaration. In the case of a company car, either the manager himself or someone authorized by the manager must file the declaration.

When making the declaration, you must bring the vehicle whose registration certificate has been lost or stolen for verification of the chassis number as well as part I or II of the registration certificate, depending on the lost/stolen part.

After the declaration, you will receive a certificate, which you can send to the Vehicle Registration Service (DIV) via registered mail, if necessary through the intermediary of your insurance agent.

If your ex-partner refuses to give the child(ren) along, you can report this. Please bring the following documents:

- identity card

- the full judgment or decision or notarial deed

Documents to bring if your ex-partner does not pick up the children:

- none (regards only a report given that it is not a criminal offence)